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Endangered Species on U.S. Army Installations.

W.D. Severinghaus, Harold E. Balbach, L L Radke

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Abstract : A major environmental concern facing U.S. Army installation land managers and planners is the presence or potential presence of one or more endangered species. This report supplies two lists: one identifies endangered species by installation, and the other identifies the installations by endangered species. The use of these two lists will help the Army major commands and installations organize environmental surveys and communicate to solve endangered species management problems before possible mission impairment.

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Abstract : A major environmental concern facing U.S. Army installation land managers and planners is the presence or potential presence of one or more endangered species. This report supplies two lists: one identifies endangered species by installation, and the other identifies the installations by endangered species. The use of these two lists will help the Army major commands and installations organize environmental surveys and communicate to solve endangered species management problems before possible mission impairment.

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Abstract : A major environmental concern facing U.S. Army installation land managers and planners is the presence or potential presence of one or more endangered species. This report supplies two lists: one identifies endangered species by installation, and the other identifies the installations by endangered species. The use of these two lists will help the Army major commands and installations organize environmental surveys and communicate to solve endangered species management problems before possible mission impairment.

Key concepts: Endangered species, Environmental planning, Geography, Environmental resource management, Business, Ecology, Environmental science, Habitat

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